What is on the screen
The opening sentence says how much of your hotel guests can see — Your receptionist can show 12 of 18 places in your hotel. — with how many photos you have and how many more fit. See what is missing jumps to the places with no photo yet. Albums — one for each place, and one for each room guests book, under the room’s guest-facing name. The places are Room, Bathroom, View, Terrace, Exterior & entrance, Lobby & reception, Restaurant, Breakfast, Bar, Pool, Spa, Gym, Beach, Garden, Activities & entertainment, Meeting & events, Kids, Surroundings, Property map and Other. The first photo of an album is its Cover. For a room, the order is the room’s own gallery, and its cover is the photo on the booking card. A photo, when you select it, shows:- Where it belongs — its place.
- What this photo shows — its caption, up to 120 characters. Your receptionist says this when it shows the photo.
- Also show it in — the rooms that show it as well.
- Delete.
What you do here
1
Add photos
Select Add photos, or drop files on an album. When a photo’s place is not clear, the screen asks Where does this photo belong? — pick one place; you can move any photo later.
2
Write what each photo shows
Open a photo and fill in What this photo shows. Your receptionist says it when it shows the photo.
3
Choose each album's cover
Drag the photo you want first, or use Make it the … cover.
4
Put photos in the room's gallery
Use Also show it in on a photo, or Choose from your photo library on the room page. A room shows up to 30 photos.
5
Close the gaps
Work through Not photographed yet, and mark with the × what your hotel does not have, so it stops being listed.
What a photo must be: JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 8 MB · at least 1200 px on the long side (2000 px for a property map). Landscape photos look best. The library holds up to 150 photos.